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Coach_Olsson
Aug 13, 2015Tutor
WNR2000 doesn't broadcast SSID, can't find it on list of wireless networks
Hello, I recently moved and after I got my internet up and running, I plugged in my WNR2000 router so I could wirelessly connect to the internet. After I set up the wireless in the browser, and t...
- Aug 14, 2015
Coach_Olsson, I’m pretty sure that your router has corrupted flash memory and you will not be able to change the firmware or turn on WiFi, I have sent you a PM with details on how to seek an RMA.
Babylon5
Aug 13, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
In the ‘Advanced Wireless Settings’ page of the router admin, check that ‘Enable SSID Broadcast’ is selected.
If it is selected then de-select, click ‘Apply’, then select it again and click ‘Apply’, basically toggle the option.
If that still does not work use the router option to save the current configuration, then factory reset the router. After the reset see if the SSID is being broadcast by checking with your wireless computer. If it is try restoring your settings and check again.
- Coach_OlssonAug 13, 2015Tutor
Did it, didn't work.
- ElaineMAug 13, 2015NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Coach_Olsson,
Do you happen to have traffic meter enabled on the router? This is under "Advanced" tab. Kindly, uncheck if it's selected and let us know the result. However, if it's not selected, did you try upgrading the firmware?
Regards,
- Coach_OlssonAug 13, 2015Tutor
Traffic meter is not enabled. Tried to upgrade firmware but...